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The Paris Apartment
by Lucy Foley
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I’ve read all of Lucy Foley’s books and this one was highly recommended and expected on bookstagram.
I enjoyed the multiple pov of such a various and interesting characters mix, each one more eclectic than the others and with so many secrets and stories to tell.
It was at a slower pace and I can't say that I actually enjoyed that, because I usually prefer a fast-pace thriller, but I also can understand why this one had to be like that. Often, we need a better development for a story and I’m assuming that's the case in here.
Many suspenseful moments and one after the other, these pieces of the puzzle came together in the second half of the book.
I’ve never been to Paris, just transitioning from one airplane to another, and I would've liked to read a bit more about it, to be honest. I just imagined it like an old building with a small staircase and even smaller apartments where you can always hear what your next-door neighbours are up to every second of the day. And somehow, that's what I thought it actually happened with the murder. Who did it and who heard it in the end? You are going to have to read it for yourself.
I’m very grateful to the publisher for my review copy through NetGalley.
I’ve read all of Lucy Foley’s books and this one was highly recommended and expected on bookstagram.
I enjoyed the multiple pov of such a various and interesting characters mix, each one more eclectic than the others and with so many secrets and stories to tell.
It was at a slower pace and I can't say that I actually enjoyed that, because I usually prefer a fast-pace thriller, but I also can understand why this one had to be like that. Often, we need a better development for a story and I’m assuming that's the case in here.
Many suspenseful moments and one after the other, these pieces of the puzzle came together in the second half of the book.
I’ve never been to Paris, just transitioning from one airplane to another, and I would've liked to read a bit more about it, to be honest. I just imagined it like an old building with a small staircase and even smaller apartments where you can always hear what your next-door neighbours are up to every second of the day. And somehow, that's what I thought it actually happened with the murder. Who did it and who heard it in the end? You are going to have to read it for yourself.
I’m very grateful to the publisher for my review copy through NetGalley.